In journalism, a “cutline” is a caption or description of a photo. It’s a quick summary of what you’re looking at. It may not always be accurate or fair to what lies in or outside of frame. It’s an ancillary, albeit small, function in an article: Without it, you may wonder just what you’re looking at.
The cutline is this blog’s namesake, if only because I intend to keep things cogent, concise, and personal. Politics, technology, family; they’re all fair game.
Onward.
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